More than fifty years ago, Rep. John Lewis looked on as President Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act. In this video, he reflects on how the March on Washington led to key civil rights laws.

The story of Moral Mondays — a multiracial democracy movement that scared the hell out of Southern politicians.

Dr. Martin Luther King’s dream showed us what's possible through mutuality, community and respect.

Whose streets? (Then and now).

Perhaps the most revolutionary effort to end American inequality occurred almost 50 years ago and was led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

In this video from 1984, the actress and civil rights activist, who died today, talks about the ongoing racism that "trampled our self-esteem and numbed hope."

The legendary activist had ideas we should remember today.

Organizer Illai Kenney talks about the challenges that younger activists face in being heard in the modern civil rights movement, and the burdens and benefits of being young and black in America.

On the anniversary of the March on Washington, the president noted how far we have come. But we still have a ways to go, and Obama should take action when he can, where he can.

Bill Moyers and Rep. John Lewis revisit the 1963 March on Washington. How did it transform America? Watch the full show.